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Pascale Allotey

Director of the Department of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Research SRH , World Health Organization (WHO)

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Pascale Allotey United Nations University International Institute for Global Health (UNU-IIGH) Allotey is the Director of the United Nations University International Institute for Global Health (UNU-IIGH). She has a multidisciplinary background in clinical health sciences, anthropology, and epidemiology. She is a leader in gender, equity, and health and human rights, particularly in evidence generation and policy and programme implementation within the UN system, with governments and NGOs and the academic community.

Policy Briefs

G20 Italy 2021

Access to education during public health emergencies: Keep schools open

TF1 - Global Health and COVID-19
Policy area: Global Health and Covid-19
Pascale Allotey (United Nations University), Agnes Binagwaho (University of Global Health Equity), Susanna Lehtimaki (Spark Street Advisors), Harvy Joy Liwanag (United Nations University), Emma Rhule (United Nations University), Nina Schwalbe
G20 Italy 2021

Beyond the tyranny of the urgent: long-term systemic and intersectoral reforms on gender-related health barriers in Covid-19 recovery

TF1 - Global Health and COVID-19
Policy area: Global Health and Covid-19
Pascale Allotey (United Nations University), Claudia Abreu Lopes (United Nations University), Margaret Chitiga (University of Pretoria), Luis Enrique Escalante (Université du Havre), Martin Henseler (Partnership for Economic Policy (PEP)), Ramos Emanuel Mabugu (Sol Plaatje University), Helene Maisonnave (Université du Havre), Michelle Remme (United Nations University), Alexandra Solomon (United Nations University), Lavanya Vijayasingham (United Nations University)
G20 Italy 2021

Global equity for global health

TF1 - Global Health and COVID-19
Policy area: Global Health and Covid-19
Salma M Abdalla (Boston University School of Public Health), Pascale Allotey (United Nations University), Catherine K. Ettman (Boston University School of Public Health), Sandro Galea (Boston University School of Public Health), Nason Maani (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine), Lily Parsey (International Longevity Center), Emma Rhule (United Nations University)

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